World Drug Report 1997
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World Drug Report 1997
- Publication date
- 1997
- Topics
- international, substance use disorders, chemical dependency, illicit, study, research, statistics, epidemiology, drug traffic, health, society, policy, laws, government, desigher drugs, stimulants, ecstasy, etiology, relationships, family, high risk, attitudes, gender, youth, crime, industry, economy, violence, history, prevention, behavior, treatment
- Publisher
- United Nations International Drug Control Programme
- Language
- English
- Item Size
- 151.1M
169 pages. This report aims to increase the information and understanding about illicit drugs, their effects individually, in society, and internationally. Chapter sections:
1. Recent trends and developments in cultivation, production, trafficking, and consumption--overview.
2. Theories and interpretations of illicit drug use.
3. The health and social consequences of drug use.
4. The illicit drug industry: production, trafficking, and distribution.
5. Drugs and public policy.
6. Strategies and programmes.
7. Country profiles.
Also: synthetic drugs, drug seizures, demand, injecting, initiation, drugs and work, clandestine manufacture, distribution, money laundering, national economies, public policy, international cooperation, regulation-legalization debate, eradication, substitution.
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